| UF to Host Department of Homeland Security Training |
| 3/12/2007 |
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What is this training about? Utilizing adult-learning principles and the problem-based learning method, this training provides an opportunity for community members to work in cross-disciplinary teams, to draw on collective skills, knowledge, and resources, to address existing or potential homeland security threats at the community level. Course topics include: Problem-Based Learning, Group Dynamics, Critical Thinking, Leadership, Community Policing, Homeland Security, Impact of Fear, Community Responsibility, Ethics, Action Planning, and Group Presentation. Who should attend? Everyone interested in building partnerships and working collaboratively to make their community Vigilant, Prepared, and Resilient, including: Community Members; Local Businesses; Faith-Based Organizations, Public Safety Professionals and First Responders; State and Local Emergency Management Agencies; Citizen Corps Councils and CERT, VIPS, Medical Reserve Corps, Fire Corps, and Neighborhood Watch Teams; Crime Prevention Practitioners; Nonprofits, Volunteers, School Groups, Government Agency Representatives; and Elected Officials. Cost: This no-cost training is supported and certified by the U.S. Department of Homeland Security, Office of Grants and Training, Course #AWR182. Refreshments provided each day. Meals and lodging are the responsibility of attendees (Lunch will be provided on Day Two). Local Contact: Mark Alliman, Project Manager The University of Findlay 419-434-4135 March 27-28, 2007 The University of Findlay 5000 Fostoria Avenue (State Rt. 12) Findlay, Ohio 45840 8:00 am – 5:00 pm Sponsored By: The University of Findlay and Eastern Kentucky University |
